| Term | Definition |
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mirth |
(n) amusement or laughter |
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smote |
(v) to strike or hit hard |
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cognize |
(n) awareness, realization, knowledge |
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anathema |
(n,adj) a hated/loathed/despised person or thing |
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zenith |
(n) a highest point |
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abashed |
(adj) ashamed or embarrassed |
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wanton |
(adj) undisciplined, unrurly, promiscious, sensual |
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scruples |
(n) an uneasy feeling arising from conscience or principle that tends to hinder action |
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espy |
(v) to suddenly catch sight or detect something |
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venerable |
(adj) commanding respect because of great age or impressive dignity |
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scrupulous |
(adj) having moral integrity |
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ephemeral |
(adj) lasting a short time, short lived |
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countenance |
(n) appearance, especially in the face |
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mien |
(n) the air of being especially as expressive of attitude or personality |
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semblance |
(n) an outward and often false, hollow, wrong appearance or show, like a facade |
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sanguine |
(adj) a red like blood |
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inexorable |
(adj) not to be persuaded, moved, or stopped |
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sagacious |
(adj) quick or keen in sense perceptions of judgement |
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odious |
(adj) descending or causing hatred |
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gossamer |
(adJ) light, thin, insubstantial, delicate |
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perverseness |
(n) corruptness; the state of opposing what is right, reasonable, or accepted |
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consummate |
(adj) complete in every detail: extremely skilled and accomplished |
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debauch |
(v) to lead away from virtue and excellence, to corrupt by intemperance or sensuality |